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mcpMultiChat

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mcpMultiChat makes several Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers available with a simple chat loop. It provides a suite of MCP servers including Filesystem, CLI, and Volatility MCP Servers.

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What is mcpMultiChat?

mcpMultiChat is a system that allows multiple Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers to be accessed through a simple chat interface. It includes servers for filesystem operations, command-line execution, and memory analysis.

How to use mcpMultiChat?

First, install the dependencies using pip install -r requirements.txt. Then, run the server using python mcpMulti.py. Ensure you have the OPENAI_API_KEY environment variable set.

Key features of mcpMultiChat

  • Filesystem MCP Server

  • CLI MCP Server

  • Volatility MCP Server

  • Simple chat loop interface

Use cases of mcpMultiChat

  • Secure file operations

  • Remote command execution

  • Memory analysis

  • Interactive server management

FAQ from mcpMultiChat

What is an MCP Server?

MCP stands for Model Context Protocol. It's a protocol for managing and interacting with different server functionalities.

What is the Filesystem MCP Server?

It manages file operations and directory access.

What is the CLI MCP Server?

It enables command-line interface interactions for executing terminal commands securely.

What is the Volatility MCP Server?

It is a specialized server for memory analysis tasks using the Volatility framework.

How do I contribute?

Pull requests are welcome. Please follow PEP8 style guidelines.